Simulation of C++ codes to VB (Hope this is the right thread)

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    Is it possible to simulate C++ codes in VB? if ever possible, is there a tutorial or example?
     
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    Froggie Well-Known Member

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    what do u mean by simulate?
     
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    the only way i can think of using c/c++ in vb code is to put that c/c++ code into a dll that is called by your vb code. i cannot see how else the 2 languages can co-exist...
     
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    You have an application that is made in vb in which there is a textbox where you can type your c++ code then the system will then validate the c++ code
     
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    Woah, thanks for the information, I think that Visual Studio made an enhancement in which you can do c++ codes in other languages, but I do not know how it is done, I think it is very complex
     
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    Do you mean writting a COM and ussing that in .NET? 2005 has interopability so older COM Objects can be handled with current languages (like vb.net)
     
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    Ok, thanks for the info, but 2005 is slower than the previous versions, right?
     
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    Are you trying to create a c++ compiler in vb?

    What you can do in vs2005 (.net 2.0) it comes with compiler options.
    You can pretty much do what you want, create a c++ "compiler" in vb.net if you like, Have a look at .net 2.0 compiler info.
     
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    ok, thank you for the information, yeah I am creating a c++ compiler in vb
     
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